module for working with the result set

[Diez B. Roggisch]

> OK thats great!  I did the following and it works.
> for field in range(0,len(mydata[0])):
>    print mydata[0][field]
> following your thoughts on the keys and my mistake - can you tell me how
> to get into a dict format?

Its a one-liner: If fnames is the list of column names (remember you can get
these from the cursor) and row is your data, this will create a dict out of
them:

d = dict(zip(fnames, row))

Thats all.


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Regards,

Diez B. Roggisch